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Definitely not trainees. And doctors won’t quit their profession and lose their incomes because future doctors might not get paid as much. Do they? I hear this claim about european healthcare systems all the Comfort Colors Cruise Mode Mickey Family Disney Trip Shirts also I will do this time especially when they shit talk about US healthcare systems. But in the US, we treat way more procedures than they do in Europe. Hell, they don’t even cover orthodontics in their universal health care system. Guess how I know, I’m a practicing doctor with a private clinic that takes Medicaid. So our patients get all their treatment for free, as long as we pre-determine or pre-authorize with medicaid. So I’m guessing these wild claims about European healthcare is because they don’t bother including many “necessary” procedures and deem them “elective” which you pay out of pocket. Medicaid thresholds are different state to state. Many states chose not expand it. It’d be nice we had Medicaid for all but we can’t even get Medicare for all. I don’t think we can measure the US healthcare system by what Medicaid provides. Seems like people in this thread didn’t think much about why doctors are upset. The biggest problem in Korean healthcare right now is the lack of doctors in critical specialties like peds, EM, cardiothoracic. There are reasons why doctors don’t wanna do these specialties. Many reasons, but the biggest one is that the government has set price for every treatment these specialties perform, and they’re ridiculously low (pediatricians can only make $12-13 per patient, and this price hasn’t changed for the last 30 years). Most pediatric doctors who run private practice are losing money or barely surviving. In the meantime, pediatricians are getting sued left and right by overly protective parents, and the court often sides with the parents unfairly. Another example? An EM doc was sued because he performed CPR and broke the patents ribs, which is common and inevitable to save a life. The doc lost in the lawsuit. Court’s reasoning? Doc didn’t explain the risk of CPR to the patient beforehand. What kind of idiot doctor will explain that to a patient who needs a CPR? If a patient needs a CPR, that patient is unconscious and almost dead. Makes sense no one wants to do these specialties.

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